Katherine Beauvais Curry

I wanted to like it but really didn't. It's redeeming value was the scenery of Marseille. Also the relationship with the child and her mother made up for the dismal lack of passion. The acting was good but it didn't make up for what was lacking.

Tarantino over indulgences in nostalgia of a by-gone era in Hollywood where naivety was still rampant. Although the period music, clothing and set details dominate the film the story line is lacking. Acting from such talented actors can't save the film as it rambles slowly along in its musings of the past. It's a waste for Pitt to be constantly along the roads of LA to simply allow songs to dominate while Cliff smirks. Sharon Tate appears to be so in love with herself that she carelessly wonders along public streets just waiting for recognition. The fairy tale? A violent crime has another endingUnless you love all things Tarantino skip it.